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C. L. and J, L. Needham t Old
'((Trap were here 'Friday
PASQUOTANK COUNTY, JAN, J-rW, 1915.
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; Luclea KSgett ot ColnJock waa ia
i the city Friday ofi bttalaeaai- '
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' IH ' ; Enog and Philip Burgess ' of Old
" Trap were here on business frlday.
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- 'lira. 'Jake Wool of Norfolk la
h la the cltyY-the fuest of frienda. k
J. Itlss K. Brace Daria of Newport
: i, Newa la hefl. for the hoildaya.
-) - J. P. Greenleaf haa returned
A. from business trip to New York
,yv. from ousiness trip
V fe. McNewby of Hei
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McNewby of Hertford was In
the city Friday.
. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Kramer hare
returned from Norfolk where they
spent a few days this week.
! George Beveridge has returned
from a week's stay at South Mills
on business.
" C. C. Leary of Indian town was
In the city Friday.
W. F. Leary of Gregory was here
Friday
M. N. Elliotvof Dry Ridge. Cam
den County, was here on business
tV Friday.
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J. T, Shannonbouse ot Hertford
was in the city Friday.
Elwyn Tureblood returned Fri
day from Wake Forest College for
the holidays.
Ambrose Ward returned Friday
from Wake Forest College, where
he Is taking the work of the Junior
year.
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Paul Trueblood returned Satur
day night from Wake Forest Col
lege for the holidays.
F. P. Latham of Belhaven has
returned home after attending the
Soy Bean Demonstration at .the
Cotton Oil Mill (Thursday.
W. J. MorB of Washington,
- D..C. and C. B. Williams of Ral
eitrh who conducted the Sov Bean
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Sr -., '. Demonstration here have returned
' - (n thai ramrmrtt iva hnmo.
' Miss Helen Aydlett who has been
' at Meredith College In Raleigh
' a durlnar the fall is kt home for thft
VS:''; holidays
V I. M. Meeklns has returned from
' Washington, D. C.
M. B. Meades and J. D. Sawyer
of Weeksvllle were in the city
Saturday. '
John A. Meades of Nlxonton was
in the city Saturday.
T. S. Meeklns of Manteo was in
the city Friday.
MOYOCK BRIEFS
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Moyock, N. C. Dec. 20 Miss
Ruth Wester of Elbertaon, Ga. is
Tlaitlng her sister, Mrs. W. D.
Xoi.
Miss Chloe Flora is at home for
the Christmas holidays.
Mrs. E. D. Charlton was in
Norfolk Monday shopuing.
Mlsse Nina Fnlfprd and Ruth
Cox who hare been attending
school at Blackstone will spend
the holidays with their parents
hera.
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Armstrong
hare returned to their home at
Chillicothe, Obio.
The Wesley Bible Class, after
giving the play "Tony, the Con
lctj", at a number of places near
here, will repeat this entertain
ment at Moyock at the Moyock
Academy on December 29th.
The Moyock school closed Fri
day for, the holidays.
Mr. and Mrs. C. P. Jameson
and Mr. and Mrs. Omar Swartz
left recently for their former home
at Frankfort, Ohio. Mr. Jame
son was superintendent of the Me
thodist Sunday scoool here. Both
families will be greatly missed.
The Jyfalor Wesley Bible Class
will hold a social meeting at the
home of Mr. Robert Bowser Thurs-
, day, December 23r4 '
Mr, Van Nostrand of Princess
First Weiek
Monday, Jab: 3
jGreorria Banderlin vs Peter Cross et sis
Johnson vs Mariah Johnson
- DSSi bldjEeceiver vs LeEoy Steamboat Co.,
... tyxt piarte vs inrner w. issacs
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Tuesday, Jan. 4
T, 17.7.1 ft Askew va J. E. Askew
York Se8soms vs Barbara Sessoms
Vida Harvfiv vs Carnie Harvey
Louise Morns V8 Monroe Moms
Jno. W. Ballance vs Susan Ballance
Mattie J. Whedbe vs John Whedbee 11
W. H. Shannon vs Lillie Shannon
Priscilla Matthews vs Wm. H. Matthews
J. H. Whitehead et al vs Norfolk Southern R. R.
W. E. Hinton vs D. E. Williams r
W. Irvin Brothers vs Norfolk Southern' R. R.
Anthony Johnson vs Mollie Johnson
Mira Jenkins et al vs Graham H Lambert et al
J. W. Garrett vs Minnie L. Garrett
Ruth Hinton vs C. Hinton'
Bernice Brown vs James Brown
Sallie Rogerson vs Gabriel Rogerson
C. E. Overman vs Oscar Lister
C. E. Overman vs Oscar Lister
C. E. Overman vs Oscar Lister
C. E. Overman vs Oscar Lister
C. E. Overman vs Oscar Lister
Zach Oneal vs Mattie Oneal
Wednesday, Jan. 5
Marshall H. Alaworth vs Richmond Cedar Wrks.
Hattie Cole vs Eddie Cole
Leonidas Banks va Mary L. Banks
James Bryant vs Ida Bryant
Goodman Harvey vs Martha Harvey
Chas. A. Pritchard vs Greenville Riggs
N. R. Parker et al vs Cecil F. Garrett
J..W. Brown vs E. T. Maston
Thursday, Jan. 6
M. W. Lister et al v.i Louis White '
M. W. Lister vs Louis White
M. H. Jennings vs Dominion Lmbr. Co, r'
Elizabeth Hines vs Silas Hines
( N. A. Jones et al vs R. N. Coefield
A. J. Greenbaum vs Bernstein Miller Co.
i Annie Swindell vs Willie Swindell
Friday, Jan. 7
The E. T. Burrows Co., vs I. M. Meekins
H. & W. W. Newbern Co., vs D. P. White
Doyle Gillem Co., vs W. T. Deans & Co.
J. W. Coefield vs Dare Lumber Co.,
Saturday, Jan. 8
Joseph Elliott vs J. VV. Jones
Second Week
Monday, Jan. 10.
Stanley and Jane Cohoon vs Norfolk Southern
Stanley Cohoon vs Norfolk Southern
Sawyer & Lister vs James Rankhorn
W. A. Worth vs F. AL Newby et al
John Gray vs J. Scott Lister
Mason White vs J. Scott Lister
J. B. Loughridge vs Dr. Pendleton
J. B. Loughridge vs J. U. Lambert et al
Joseph Winslow vs John Jenkins et al
Thomas Riddick vs Norfolk Southern
Major Loomis Co., vs W. 0. Winslow . .
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Tuesday, Jan. 1 1
J. C. Wilson vs James Shannon
H. T. Aydlett vs Edgar Williams
N. R. Parker vs Luther Jones
Ida Arnold vs Milton Lamb
Eula Wood vs Norfolk Southern
Aaron Price vs R. O. Chappell
Martha Gregory Green vs E. C. Sample
G. R. Little et al vs B. F. Spence
E. M. DeFord et al vs V. R. Morgan Co.,
J. H. Brown vs Bernice Brown
J. W. Stokely vs J. B. Loughridge
N. G. Grandy et al vs S. B. Bartlett
W. H. H. Curtis vs Dare Lumber Co.,
Wednesday, Jan. 12
Susan Williams, Adm. vs Clyde Long ;
D. J. Smithson vs Oliver E. Lane
J. K. Parker et al vs B. H. Newby
Mollie Leary vs A. G. Leary
E. S. Willey vs John B. Smith
Mrs. Mattie Weston vs E. City Hosiery Co.,
Thursday, Jan. 13
Caroline Jackson vs Ed. Jackson
F. V. Scott vs C. E. Holden
T. B. Cooke vs J. R. Brite
J. A. Byrum vs Newbern et al
Herbert Chorey vs Ella Chorey
M. W. Lister vs J. C. Hobbs
Richard Morgan vs Chas Reid
Missuori White vs Norfolk Southern
GIVE y::: :- i;"'
ELECTRICAL
APPLIANCES!
How often one hears the exclamation: "If
I only knew what (he or she) would like!"
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A new field for choice is offered by Elec
trical Appliances There is some useful de
vice for almost every person, whatever his age
or circumstances, and a wide range of pricese
Usefulness, Convenience, Durability and
Beauty can all be found in Electrical Appli
ances, thus making them very appropriate as
Christmas Gifts
There is one great point to be considered
in favor of Electrical gifts. No matter what
device, it will represent the most modem way
of performing the service for which it was in
tended. Furthermore, it 1? a thing that can be
enjoyed in most cases not fhly by its recipient
but by others of the family as well.
Every year there are being used more and
more Electrical Appliances as Holiday Gifts,
notably
Flatirons
Toasters
Chafing Dishes
Coffee Percolators
Grills, Stoves, Etc., Etc.
This is to be expected and their use will
continue to increase because Electrical Ap
pliances have qualities that make them suitable
as gifts for every occasion.
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